its cool to see others use the same techniques with wire inlays. I do the same with leather when wrapping sword handles. Its a bare sometimes but worth it.
16:38 I have a natural hemp stalk that is all twisty and windy with a small root ball that acts like a handle. I want you to do something special to it to make it look more wandish. I can send photos.
Thank you. I did start a groove in the flap wheel by just holding a scrap of metal in the center to wear it in a bit. Once I have a center track, just doing numerous wands will keep wearing the flaps right. I think these wheels are MANY years old, so they will last quite awhile. I suppose you could try using a drill to run the wheel with the wand it in lathe, but holding it steady would be hard. I turn the wand much slower than the lathe would run, so I find it much easier to have the wheel stationary so I can manipulate the wand against it. I'd have to use 1 hand on the drill and one to slowly turn the wand in the chuck if I did it the other way around. Doubtful I could be as accurate. :D
@@mythimpressions thanks for the reply, makes sense. I guess you could put the flap wheel in a Jacobs Chuck and mount that on the lathe….just thinking out loud as I don’t have a proper pillar drill😉
They are just standard flap disks, but I use a piece of scrap metal and wear a groove in them to start so the wands have a place to ride. The groove just gets bigger over time.
My current stock of wands is available in my Etsy shop: nemesisgear.etsy.com I'm happy to discuss custom designs if you have something specific in mind, just shoot me a message through Etsy. :)
Honestly I don't remember. I picked up a couple of small packages at the hardware store when I was making more steampunk items several years ago and just had then sitting on a shelf. I believe they are about 1mm thick, but the packages are long gone so I don't know the exact gauge. If I remember right, they were in blister packs in the same section as the wall hooks and such, but again, years ago.
I love your wands and your videos but the correct term for a wand isnt a blade , its called the shaft , you have your pomml , the handle and the shaft of the wand
its cool to see others use the same techniques with wire inlays. I do the same with leather when wrapping sword handles. Its a bare sometimes but worth it.
I'm surprised how simple a technique it was in the end to put the spiral into the maple. Thanks for showing! The wand looks awesome!
That is probably the nicest turned wand I have seen on youtube. Great job.
Thank you. Great to hear from a fellow crafter. :D
You do excellent work. Thanks for sharing your techniques.
awesome stuff, one day i wanna do stuff like this
very inspirational
Thank you so much!
Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing your process ❤
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. I'll keep making wand videos as long as people keep watching. Thanks for your support!
Never worry too long..as long as interesting. You could do part one..part two.just wire. That was enjoyable
Excellent, thanks for sharing. 👍🏼😊
So far great no music..still watching ..love the wave..
Awsome design
16:38 I have a natural hemp stalk that is all twisty and windy with a small root ball that acts like a handle. I want you to do something special to it to make it look more wandish. I can send photos.
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Very nice.
What rpm do you use to turn the maple?
I turn at 2000 RPM for all my wands but slow it down for finish work like sanding.
Looks great. TY
Hi, nice work! So did you shape those flap wheels or is it normal wear from use, and could you do that technique with them chucked in the lathe?
Thank you. I did start a groove in the flap wheel by just holding a scrap of metal in the center to wear it in a bit. Once I have a center track, just doing numerous wands will keep wearing the flaps right. I think these wheels are MANY years old, so they will last quite awhile. I suppose you could try using a drill to run the wheel with the wand it in lathe, but holding it steady would be hard. I turn the wand much slower than the lathe would run, so I find it much easier to have the wheel stationary so I can manipulate the wand against it. I'd have to use 1 hand on the drill and one to slowly turn the wand in the chuck if I did it the other way around. Doubtful I could be as accurate. :D
@@mythimpressions thanks for the reply, makes sense. I guess you could put the flap wheel in a Jacobs Chuck and mount that on the lathe….just thinking out loud as I don’t have a proper pillar drill😉
It looks good. The only major change I would have made would to have the spiral look like it is wrapping around the tapered blade of the wand.
When I saw the color of the wood and the handle I thought it was Sebastian Sallow's wand
Are those special grooved flap discs?
They are just standard flap disks, but I use a piece of scrap metal and wear a groove in them to start so the wands have a place to ride. The groove just gets bigger over time.
how do i get one???
My current stock of wands is available in my Etsy shop: nemesisgear.etsy.com
I'm happy to discuss custom designs if you have something specific in mind, just shoot me a message through Etsy. :)
What gauge wire do you use?
Honestly I don't remember. I picked up a couple of small packages at the hardware store when I was making more steampunk items several years ago and just had then sitting on a shelf. I believe they are about 1mm thick, but the packages are long gone so I don't know the exact gauge. If I remember right, they were in blister packs in the same section as the wall hooks and such, but again, years ago.
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I love your wands and your videos but the correct term for a wand isnt a blade , its called the shaft , you have your pomml , the handle and the shaft of the wand